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Inline AR is the next big step in Augmented Reality integration. It will greatly impact the e-commerce and retail realm, as well as have many use cases in other sectors. The new style of integration allows for a more seamless user experience that benefits both the user and the provider. In this article, we'll explain what Inline AR is, why it's such a big deal, and how to use it to your brand's advantage.

Augmented Reality adds digital elements to real-world environments, but how elements are placed varies based on the experience. The two most common types are markerless and marker-based Augmented Reality. The simplest explanation is the latter relies on a recognizable image, whereas the former does not.

A couple of years ago, Augmented Reality collaboration was an intriguing concept that didn’t seem very practical. However, with the huge and sudden shift to remote work in 2020, virtual collaboration became a necessity. And though the world is slowly returning to normal after the pandemic, people question whether they really need to return to the office.

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Augmented Reality relies on real-time, real-environment experiences to have an impact on its users. AR is certainly not effective if digital elements don’t interact with the user’s surroundings and movements. WebAR has successfully supplied real-time AR experiences for some time now, but those experiences are about to get a boost with 5G Augmented Reality.

Let’s look at the best WebAR experiences from different categories to show the range of what WebAR can accomplish. From business cards to OOH and product packaging to live events, the following list has it all.